YouTube says it has removed a video of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. speaking with podcast host Jordan Peterson for spreading what the company says is vaccine misinformation. https://t.co/lIVNxVBbpq
— NBC News (@NBCNews) June 22, 2023
Vaccine misinformation has nothing to do with it. “Misinformation” is a meaningless but useful term because no one wants to just come out and say “We love censorship and we are silencing the views of anyone we disagree with.”
Instead, under the guise of “misinformation,” they can say that certain content cannot be allowed, in the interest of safety and the Common Good.
Google, which owns YouTube, donates vast sums of money to the Democratic party, and they are not going to have RFK Jr. clips on YouTube because if they do, people might decide to vote for him.
The Democratic party doesn’t like voting, they don’t like elections, what they like is to just choose presidential nominees themselves. You may have noticed that in the last two election cycles.
The Kennedy-Peterson interview is still available on Twitter.